The Los Angeles Rams may be the defending Super Bowl champions, but it’s safe to say they haven’t looked like Super Bowl contenders recently, losing four of their last five games. But despite the obvious struggles, particularly on the offensive side of the ball, Rams head coach Sean McVay doesn’t necessarily sound like he has a lot of answers.
Following Sunday’s brutal loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when the team scored just 13 points and allowed a late comeback to quarterback Tom Brady, McVay acknowledged that the team needs to make changes, but didn’t know what those changes should be.
“Adjustments have to be made,” Sean McVay said, according to ESPN. “We can’t continue to go on like this. And what that looks like, I don’t necessarily have the exact answers right now.”
McVay said he thinks “everything’s got to be up for debate” as the team tries to diagnose the issues.
“As coaches we’re responsible for identifying the problems and trying to provide solutions, and then the player’s job to be able to go execute and be able to get it done. I have to be able to do my part first and foremost for them to be able to do theirs. And that’s where you always look at. You want to look inward first.”
Whatever the problems are, it’s clear that the team needs make some changes in a hurry if they’re going to have any chance to defend their Super Bowl title.
[ESPN]
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